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SELBST Chile
Formed in 2010 in Venezuela by multi-instrumentalist/lyricist N and vocalist Frozen. N subsequently moved to Chile in 2016.
The first self-titled full-length was released in 2017 with great underground acclaim.
In 2018 N became lead vocalist and the project turned into a fully-fledged live band, taking to the stage for the first time as the next step of their evolution.
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